Why Your Dog’s Recall May Not Be as Reliable as You Think @tomdavisofficial
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Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
A dog coming back once or twice does not mean they have reliable recall.

As a former dog control officer, I’ve responded to far too many cases where dogs were hit by cars after escaping a yard or being let off leash before their recall was truly ready.

Dogs that constantly dig may be bored and looking for a way out. And when recall has only worked a few times, one distraction can quickly turn “come back” into complete panic.

Secure the yard, address the boredom, and keep using a long line until recall is reliable around real distractions.

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